MEDICINE & HEALTH

Cancer and Oral Hygiene: These Toothbrushing Habits May Boost Risks of Developing Malignant Infections

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.11.2023 23:00 PM

Some toothbrushing habits have been seen to be significantly linked with a cancer-causing malignant infection. Read to learn more.

New Blood Test May Determine One’s Risk of Developing Anxiety, Severity, Best Treatment Options

03.11.2023 22:00 PM

This blood test for anxiety examines biomarkers that can help determine one's risk for anxiety, severity, and best treatment options that align with one's profile. Read to learn more.

Biomedical Scientist Dominik Lewandowski Is Revolutionizing The Treatment Of Retina Disorders

03.10.2023 11:21 AM

Similarly, Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) is one of the most common causes of inherited blindness. These diseases have a detrimental impact on the quality of life of the people who suffer from them. Still, there's a new treatment approach for the first time in years thanks to Dr. Dominik Lewandowski, a biomedical scientist from the University of California, Irvine.

Mother Died From Severe Malnutrition After Carrying an Unborn Fetus for 9 Years Inside Her Body

03.10.2023 10:17 AM

A 50-year-old mom had a "stone baby" and the rare condition led to her death. Read the article for the full story.

800-Bite Dog Attack Survivor Shares Surgery Results After Rebuilding Face

03.10.2023 09:05 AM

A woman got her lip, cheek, and nose ripped after a dog attack. See her face after the incredible surgery.

New York City Rats Get Infected With Coronavirus, Showing That They Could Be Carriers of COVID Variants

03.10.2023 00:52 AM

Given the susceptibility of rat populations to getting infected with and carrying COVID-19, it is important to monitor rats continuously and watch for new strains that may threaten human life. Read to learn more.

Motherless Birth? Scientists Breed Mice Born From Two Fathers

03.09.2023 21:07 PM

While there are several challenges in translating this fertility option into a human context, scientists think it may be possible in ten years. Read to learn more.

Fetus Developed Limbs, Bones, Fingernails While Growing Inside 1-Year-Old Twin Sister’s Skull in China

03.09.2023 10:46 AM

A rare incident in China involved a fetus that developed inside the skull of its twin and it had to be surgically removed. Read the story for the details.

School Children Hospitalized After Being Served Raw, Uncooked Chicken for Lunch

03.09.2023 09:00 AM

School children from New Zealand got sick and some were hospitalized due to the uncooked chicken served to them. Read the article for the full story.

Sick With the Flu? Scientists Find Throat Neurons That Detect Infection Signs, Alert the Brain

03.09.2023 07:32 AM

Scientists have discovered neurons in the throat that alert the brain of a flu infection. Read to learn more.

Ideal Phallus Size Has Increased Based on Analysis of Nude Male Artworks From Renaissance Period [Study]

03.08.2023 09:51 AM

The ideal penis size has reportedly increased over time based on artwork. Read the article for more details.

Keto For Weight Loss: Why The Ketogenic Diet Is Not For Everyone

03.08.2023 08:23 AM

The ketogenic diet was first used to treat epilepsy in 1921. This allowed it to enjoy a place in the medical world as a therapeutic diet for the next decades. It was only in recent years that keto reemerged as a formula for weight loss, which has been shown to be effective - but not in all cases.

Kathy Griffin Says Her Doctors Think Her Lung Cancer May Have Been Caused by Radon Poisoning

03.08.2023 07:30 AM

Kathy Griffin opened up about her doctors' theory surrounding her lung cancer diagnosis. Read the article for more details.

How Reliable Is Microsoft's Medical AI? New BioGPT Seems Pretty Impressive But Might Be Inaccurate

03.08.2023 03:48 AM

Microsoft's medical AI was recently launched and aimed to answer questions about medicine and biology. Check out how reliable could this new technology be.

Main Tips About Home Care to Find the Best Agency

03.07.2023 11:54 AM

It is no secret that New York City is one of the world's central hubs and this proof of this is the over eight million people who call it home. Among these people are those who for a myriad of reasons ranging from severe injury and illness to old age or cannot take care of themselves due to different reasons. Interestingly enough, some of these people can go home, but often, they may have loved ones that can't always be there.

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